CN1446266A - Treatment of part processed leather - Google Patents
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Abstract
Dispersion of a desired compounds, in particular a fungicide, in a leather treatment solution is improved by introducing the compound into the solution in the form of a solid tablet or block comprising the compound dispersed in a sparingly water soluble carrier.
Description
The present invention relates in the tanning container, on leather, add the method for materials such as mycocide, in particular for the preparation of this treatment process.
Leather needs to be made through the tanning agent stabilization by rawhide.For this reason, tradition adopts the vegetalitas tanning agent, but begins to adopt chromic salts at present more and more; People more and more begin to transport goods for sale wet blue leather (promptly no longer further handling the moist leather of just selling after (chromium) tanning).Yet the high-moisture and the low pH of wet blue leather very easily grow mould.
The short-cut method of control mould is to use mycocide.Yet the ban of government organs has limited the use (for example, some aldehydes matter is used in forbidding organomercury compound and restriction) of many conventional mycocides.This forces leather industry to use the less-than-ideal mycocide of some other effect instead.
Approved that extensively the organic compound that is used for alternative conventional mycocide is TCMTB (2-(thiocyanogen methylthio group)-benzothiazole or thiocyanic acid (2-[4-morpholinodithio sulphur) methyl esters) and 2-n-octyl-4-isothiazoline-3-ketone for two kinds.These two kinds of mycocides laboratory proof can effectively be preserved half tan leather.
Research and propose such problem (Stosic R.G., Stosic P.J., Covington A.D. and Alexander K.T.W. (1993) JALCA Vol.88, p.169), in large scale system for example in the tanning container, the mixing time of compound and treatment solution is to determine and limited.On the other hand, these organic fungicides can be absorbed rapidly by wet blue leather, and to studies show that mycocide in the container distributes, activeconstituents (mycocide) reaches the required time of balance and was 30-40 minute in tanning liquors, and before this, most of organic fungicide is absorbed by leather already.The rapid absorption and the results of laboratory of described compound be consistent (Fowler W M and Russell AE (1990), JALCA, 85:243).
The difference of the interior mycocide concentration of tanning container (or tanning bucket) just is reflected as fungicidal concentration and has significant difference in the leather of wherethrough reason.Can find that the concentration that adds mycocide in the leather of point near mycocide is higher than near opposite side.For example, have in the control test a kind of, 10 leathers are carried out the TCMTB content analysis, after treatment, the concentration of this mycocide is that 42-95ppm does not wait in these 10 leathers.
Leather moving in the tanning bucket is very important, and it depends on many factors for the influence of compound speed of response, comprising: the rotating speed of tanning bucket, internal geometry and structure, and load/buoyancy is than (load tofloat ratio).The most important thing is to mix rapidly and uniformly tanning liquors, especially along the material of tanning bucket axis adding, this is more important than stirring leather up and down.Help mixing though improve tanning bucket rotating speed, the effect of rotation only in not to bucket thing cause too and to be only in the hightension preferably, otherwise can damage the fibrous texture of leather.
Basis of the present invention be by the mycocide of activeconstituents-for example-slow release control its its solubleness in tanning liquors, improve its distribution thus.Realize that the above method of improving is: activeconstituents (mycocide) and mounting medium are mixed into controlled-release solid piece or solid piece.This novel method of adding activeconstituents (as mycocide) in the tanning container is compared with other slow release methods such as encapsulates, and is more economical on cost.The inventive method also can reduce and the relevant health and safety hidden danger of mycocide at present commonly used.
One of content of the present invention is a kind of method with mycocide and so on active substance processing leather, and wherein, the form that adds the activeconstituents of tanning bucket is that it is dispersed in interior solid piece or the piece that is become of slightly water-soluble carrier.
The inventive method also is used in other leather treatments of introducing in the rotation tanning process except that mycocide, for example dyestuff or carry bright dose etc.
Be applicable to that carrier of the present invention preferably has following characteristic:
(a) compatible with mycocide or other compounds;
(b) be insoluble in water;
(c) fusing point is higher than 50 ℃;
(d) relative inertness chemically not with chromium ion or other tanning ionic reactions (promptly not being their part), can not be adsorbed on (such absorption can influence subsequent disposal, for example dyeing) on the leather yet.
The simple material that meets above whole requirements is long-chain alcohol and dibasic alcohol.The material that other are complicated, for example polyalkylene oxide also can be elected to be carrier of the present invention.
Another content of the present invention is that mycocide or other leather treatments are dispersed in sheet or the block preparation that forms in the slightly water-soluble carrier.
Many mycocides that are used for tanning at present at room temperature are solids, and need to use after being dissolved in certain carrier fluid, and this is for it being diluted to working concentration, being avoided the trouble (but problem that its cost is a liquid treatment to be brought) of using powder to bring.What add the tanning container is the solution that mycocide forms in carrier fluid.Prepare in the preferred method of sheet or block preparation in the present invention, the mycocide of activeconstituents-especially-and mounting medium be ground into powder, thorough mixing then.The ratio of mixture of activeconstituents and mounting medium without limits, but the content of activeconstituents can influence the dissolution rate and the size of gained preparation piece.Then, with the temperature of fusion of gained mixture heating up to mounting medium.Until completely melted, allow mixture solidified, form solid piece; Perhaps, be preferably, become the piece or the sheet of definite shape with mold cured.
Activeconstituents (mycocide) release rate can be controlled from two aspects at least.The first changes the size of tablet.Tablet is more little, and its surface-area is big more with the ratio of weight, dissolves fast more.It two is that composition by mounting medium changes its dissolution characteristics in tanning liquors.One of example of this method is if adopt Fatty Alcohol(C12-C14 and C12-C18) as mounting medium, then can change carbon chain lengths or carbochain degree of unsaturation.Because that uses is likely commodity mixture (for example C14-20 mixture, but not the pure product of single C18), also has similar effect so change mixing match.At this moment, short chain alcohol is many more in the medium, and then the preparation piece dissolves soon more in tanning liquors.
If what add is mycocide, then described tablet should add constantly in the adding of conventional mycocide, for example adds in alkalinization step.Along with tablet dissolves with required speed, it is discharged into active fungicide in the tanning container gradually.Along with the carrying out of tanning process, tablet can be in the tanning container (in company with leather) move, both contact closely, thereby guarantee mycocide uniform distribution in container, also just can be on leather uniform distribution.Dissolution time depends on the composition of preparation, is generally 3-4 hour.Usually, add many sheets or block preparation in the tanning container, dosage depends on the amount of leather in the size, container of container and the amount of required mycocide.The piece number is advisable with the 5-50 piece, and is better about the 10-30 piece, especially about 20.
Compare with traditional mycocide addition means, addition means of the present invention also has some other advantage.At first, by activeconstituents (mycocide) is combined in the solid dielectric, can not produce dust when in the tanning container, adding mycocide.Because splash or overflow (when mycocide dilute, or with its adding tanning container the time) can not take place, and the contaminated chance of operator significantly reduces.Operation is simplified greatly, and the operator only need open the block preparation packing of desired number, and every about 0.5kg will get final product in its input tanning bucket then.Because compound discharges slowly, activeconstituents remains low levels in tanning liquors, and this has just reduced health and safety hidden danger.
The inventive method has also been save mycocide other solvents and tensio-active agent commonly used, thereby has avoided the problem of environmental pollution that brings thus.
Though mainly around the use of mycocide, release mechanism of the present invention is equally applicable to the controlled release of other compounds in the tanning container in explanation of the present invention, as long as they are compatible with the inert support medium.
Below will further the present invention be described by embodiment.
Prepare tablet with 4 kinds of solid support materials: Stearyl alcohol, decamethylene-glycol, 1,8-ethohexadiol and 1,6-hexylene glycol.Each carrier is all pressed 4: 1 weight ratio and activeconstituents mycocide 2-(thiocyanogen methylthio group) benzothiazole melting mixing, forms the mixture that contains 20wt% mycocide.Allow the mixture of heat in mould, solidify, form the tablet that nearly weighs 1g and 70g.
Use identical carrier and,, prepare another group tablet according to identical ratio as the pigment of visable indicia.
In the laboratory, leather and embodiment 1 gained 1g tablet (tablet can be broken into pieces with one's fingers as required, make that the weight ratio of tablet and pending leather is 0.05%) are placed in the little tanning bucket, rotation is dissolved fully until tablet.
The result shows that hexylene glycol and ethohexadiol be dissolving (hexylene glycol is faster than ethohexadiol) rapidly in a 1.0-1.5 hour.Decanediol is just dissolving fully when 4 hours processing finishes, and if Stearyl alcohol, this fashion has small quantities of particles residual.This meets four kinds of materials relative solubility separately fully, and the substance dissolves that solubleness is the highest is the fastest.
With the test that the embodiment 1 gained 1g tablet that contains pigment carries out leather has been dyed obvious color, this shows, under laboratory condition, the gained tablet can allow pigment uniform distribution (so, but also uniform distribution of the mycocide in the previous test) on leather.
Get 12 wet blue leather from tanning factory, before the neutralization, it is half-and-half cut open (sided) and tag through tanning.Half of every leather all uses the 70g tablet that contains 20% active fungicide to handle (consumption be leather weight 0.05%), and second half is accepted conventional mycocide and handles (leather weight 0.1%).Processing is spent the night (in comprising and time).Therebetween, temperature remains on 25 ℃, but in the end two hours rise to 40 ℃.Then, leather is returned factory continue processing, make the stiff dough leather.At last, whether assess with regard to Fatty Alcohol(C12-C14 and C12-C18) the finished product leather is influential.
Do not find any visible influences on the leather.Thereafter pigment absorption and other physical propertys are with identical with other leathers in a collection of.Can assert, novel method of the present invention to the subsequent disposal of leather without any detrimentally affect.
I) from a tanning bucket that 11 tons of leathers are housed, take out 1 part of tanning liquors sample and 3 parts of leather samples.The leather sample is taken from the separated leather in middle part.
Ii) block TCMTB mycocide is added the tanning bucket, it is evenly distributed between tanning liquors surface and leather.Added 40 altogether, every heavy 500g, long 65mm, diameter 100mm contains 20%TCMTB.
Iii), from the tanning bucket, take out 1 part of tanning liquors sample and 3 parts of leather samples, finish until tanning every one hour.
Iv) repeat above step 1-3 separately, different is to replace block TCMTB with 20kg standard TCMTB tanning liquors.Standard TCMTB tanning liquors contains 20%TCMTB.Analytical procedure:
Get a slice leather sample (about 2.5cm2) with lancet from the neck end (neck end) of every leather, 50 ℃ of dryings 24 hours are accurately weighed, and extract with acetonitrile.Come together to such an extent that thing is analyzed with HPLC, measure TCMTB content wherein.
The leather sample is also accepted the analysis that relevant mycocide is renderd a service in microbiology laboratory.
Tanning liquors is accepted standard HPLC and is analyzed.
The resultLeather is analyzed:
Table 1: with the TCMTB content (ppm) in the leather sample of block TCMTB processing back
| TCMTB content (ppm) | Sample | Add time behind the block TCMTB (hour) | |||||||
| ????0 | ????1 | ????2 | ????3 | ????4 | ????5 | ????6 | ????7 | ||
| ?A | ??8.39 | ??87.8 | ??350 | ??189 | ??247 | ??368 | ??233 | ??243 | |
| ?B | ??7.74 | ??124 | ??222 | ??302 | ??204 | ??167 | ??286 | ??344 | |
| ?C | ??62.6 | ??153 | ??196 | ??335 | ??277 | ??229 | ??321 | ||
| On average | ??8.065 | ??91.46 | ??241.66 | ??229 | ??262 | ??270.67 | ??249.33 | ??302.66 | |
| Standard deviation | ??0.45 | ??30.86 | ??99.96 | ??63.31 | ??66.77 | ??100.65 | ??31.81 | ??52.93 | |
Table 2: with the TCMTB content (ppm) in the leather sample of TCMTB liquid processing back
Tanning liquors is analyzed:
| TCMTB content (ppm) | Sample | Time behind the adding TCMTB liquid (hour) | |||||||
| ?0 | ????1 | ????2 | ??????3 | ???????4 | ??????5 | ??????6 | ????7 | ||
| ?A | ?0 | ?341.669 | ??283.804 | ??1702.436 | ??506.142 | ??360.618 | ??449.417 | ????168 | |
| ?B | ?0 | ?396.218 | ??225.453 | ??509.007 | ??722.697 | ??380.941 | ??534.054 | ????238 | |
| ?C | ?0 | ?570.692 | ??268.012 | ??261.075 | ??452.455 | ??356.521 | ????812 | ????523 | |
| On average | ?0 | ?436.193 | ??259.0897 | ??824.1727 | ??560.4313 | ??366.0267 | ??598.4903 | ?309.6667 | |
| Standard deviation | ?0 | ?119.6302 | ??30.18138 | ??770.6344 | ??143.0671 | ??13.07763 | ??189.6856 | ?188.0381 | |
Table 3: the TCMTB content (ppm) in the tanning liquors sample
| TCMTB (ppm) | Sample | Time behind the adding TCMTB (hour) | |||||||
| 0 | ????1 | ????2 | ????3 | ????4 | ????5 | ????6 | ????7 | ||
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0 | ????230 | ????140 | ????260 | ????130 | ????190 | ????60 | ????70 | |
| Liquid | 0 | ????11.7 | ????8.2 | ????8.4 | ????7.8 | ????7.6 | ????7.2 | ????6.9 | |
In the accompanying drawing:
Fig. 1: table 1 result's diagram wherein is mean value and Trendline;
Fig. 2: table 2 result's diagram wherein is mean value and Trendline;
The average deposition rate of bulk and liquid fungicides among Fig. 3: the embodiment 4;
Fig. 4: Fig. 3 result's standard deviation;
The Fungicidally active that obtains with block TCMTB among Fig. 5: the embodiment 4;
The Fungicidally active that obtains with TCMTB liquid among Fig. 6: the embodiment 4.
Chemical analysis to leather:
Trendline among Fig. 1 shows that in initial 5 hours of tanning process, TCMTB concentration raises and roughly is linear, until reach and remain in a peak.
Trendline among Fig. 2 shows that in the tanning process, the TCMTB deposition raises, but is not linear. This shows, add TCMTB liquid after, the skewness of fungicide. Fig. 3 has compared the average deposition rate of two kinds of preparations of fungicide (bulk or liquid), and the result clearly illustrates that, the TCMTB skewness behind the use TCMTB liquid preparation. The relatively further clear and definite this point of the standard deviation of three parts of same sample and (embodiment 4) two groups of data.
During with TCMTB liquid, the TCMTB in the tanning liquors is in low concentration all the time, by comparison, uses block TCMTB, and the TCMTB concentration aggregate performance in the tanning liquors is for descending in time. This result is that TCMTB is rapid but inhomogeneous in the leather deposition because when using TCMTB solution. By comparison, when using block TCMTB, TCMTB is slow, linear to discharge. The Microbiology Experiment result:
Fig. 5 shows, add block TCMTB after, active overall rising of anti-Aspergillus terreus and green trichoderma. In the test to two kinds of fungies, added behind the block TCMTB 6 hours, all can be observed the above aseptic area of 10mm.
Do not observe the overall rising trend of Fungicidally active behind the adding TCMTB liquid. Can observe, the anti-Aspergillus terreus activity in the tanning process changes. The maximum settling sections of two kinds of fungies all appeared at added after the liquid fungicides wide about 8.5mm 4 hours. Last result shows, when processing finished, the settling section in two kinds of mycologic tests was less than 7mm, differs more than the 4mm with the result of the block TCMTB of use. This effect that shows TCMTB fungicide liquid is not as good as block.
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1. one kind is improved the method that activeconstituents distributes in tanning liquors, and it comprises: activeconstituents is dispersed in makes sheet or piece in the slightly water-soluble carrier, add at least 1 described tablet or 1 described in tanning liquors.
2. method of improving activeconstituents distributing homogeneity in leather, it comprises: leather is put into tanning liquors, activeconstituents is dispersed in makes sheet or piece in the slightly water-soluble carrier, in tanning liquors, add at least 1 described tablet or 1 described, stir described or piece and leather and in tanning liquors, spread out to make activeconstituents.
3. method as claimed in claim 1 or 2, described activeconstituents is a mycocide.
4. method as claimed in claim 3, described mycocide are selected from TCMTB and 2-n-octyl, 4-thiazole sulfur quinoline-3-ketone.
5. the content of activeconstituents is 5-40wt% in each described method in the claim as described above, described or piece.
6. method as claimed in claim 5, the content of described activeconstituents are 20wt%.
7. each described method in the claim as described above, described slightly water-soluble carrier is selected from one or more long chain aliphatic alcohols or two pure and mild polyalkylene oxides.
8. method as claimed in claim 7, described carrier is selected from Stearyl alcohol, decamethylene-glycol, 1,8-ethohexadiol or 1,6-hexylene glycol.
9. as claim 2 or the described method of its arbitrary dependent claims, described leather comprises wet blue leather.
10. leather tanning comprises as each described leather treatment step in the claim 2 to 9.
11. leatherware makes after each described method is handled in claim 2 to 10.
12. be used for adding the sheet or the block preparation of activeconstituents, wherein comprise activeconstituents and slightly water-soluble carrier to tanning liquors.
13. as claimed in claim 12 or block preparation, described is that activeconstituents is a mycocide.
14. as claimed in claim 13 or block preparation, described mycocide are selected from TCMTB and 2-n-octyl, 4-thiazole sulfur quinoline-3-ketone.
15. as each described or block preparation in the claim 12 to 15, the content of described activeconstituents in sheet or block preparation is 5-40wt%.
16. as claimed in claim 15 or block preparation, the content of described activeconstituents are 20wt%.
17. as each described or block preparation in the claim 12 to 16, described slightly water-soluble carrier is selected from one or more long chain aliphatic alcohols or two pure and mild polyalkylene oxides.
18. as claimed in claim 17 or block preparation, described carrier is selected from Stearyl alcohol, decamethylene-glycol, 1,8-ethohexadiol or 1,6-hexylene glycol.
19. the purposes of each described tablet in tanning in the claim 12 to 18.
20. each described tablet is used for mycocide is added to the purposes that wet indigo plant is removed from office in the claim 12 to 18.
21. sheet in the claim 1 or block preparation, claim is described as described above basically.
22. handle the method for part processed leather, claim is 1 to 4 described in conjunction with the embodiments as described above basically.
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